Court to hear if child offender to face stricter supervision

Pam has been at the Daily Mercury since March 2013 and has also worked as a journalist in Batemans Bay and Wellington both in NSW. And yes, that does make her a Blues supporter. Growing up she moved around different places including Sydney, Moree, Wollongong and lived for about two years as a high school student on a small island in Micronesia called Pohnpei. Pam loves water sports, including SCUBA diving, snorkelling and kayaking but her awful balance means she’ll never touch a surf board. Ever...

TWO psychiatrists will give evidence on whether a man who once attempted to abduct a young boy near Ipswich should have stricter conditions imposed on his supervision.

Under dangerous prisoner laws, the Attorney-General can impose strict conditions on dangerous offenders or apply to the Supreme Court to extend their detention.

In September, the court will hear whether Ryan James Fuller should have strict conditions imposed.

Fuller, who has a history of offences against children including grooming and was once jailed for the attempted abduction of a young boy, was previously not allowed to use a device that was connected to the internet.

But in May last year a judge found it disadvantaged him and relaxed this condition, as long as he told Corrective Services whenever he used a device connected to the internet.